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Full mouth reconstruction and individual dental treatments represent distinct approaches to addressing dental issues, each with advantages and drawbacks.

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Full-mouth dental reconstruction offers substantial benefits for individuals facing various oral health issues. One of the primary advantages is the restoration of optimal oral functionality.

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Periodontitis is a disease that is caused by untreated advanced stages of gingivitis. This disease is the result of bacteria growth that eventually<img src="https://walnutcreekweb.blob.core.windows.net/media/uploads/images-1.jpg" alt="What are The Different Types of Periodontitis?"> spreads and grows underneath the gum line. It results in irritation caused by toxins that produce chronic inflammatory response. As the disease further progresses it can eventually cause tooth loss. There are different <a href="https://walnutcreekdental.net/periodontics/">types of periodontitis</a> worth considering. For example, aggressive periodontitis is a common type of this disease that occurs in generally otherwise healthy individuals. It results in eventual bone destruction. Conversely, chronic periodontitis is more progressive in nature [1].A Range of Diseases That Can Actually Cause Periodontitis To Occur<img src="https://walnutcreekweb.blob.core.windows.net/media/uploads/normal-vs-periodontitis.png" alt="A Range of Diseases That Can Actually Cause Periodontitis To Occur">It is typically the kind of <a href="https://walnutcreekdental.net/periodontics/">periodontitis</a> that produces pocket formations and recession of the gums. The good news is that this type of periodontitis is completely preventable and even reversible. In other instances there are a range of diseases that can actually cause periodontitis to occur. In this situation it most often occurs at almost any age. Everything from respiratory disease to heart disease and diabetes can all contribute to the development of gingivitis and eventually periodontitis [2].<img src="https://walnutcreekweb.blob.core.windows.net/media/uploads/maladie-des-gencives.jpg" alt="High Probability of Reversing Periodontitis">High Probability of Reversing PeriodontitisFinally, necrotizing periodontal disease is a manifestation of the disease that is associated with necrosis of gingival tissues. In this particular type of periodontal disease, it is more frequently found in those with weakened immune systems or those who have advanced stages of malnutrition. Whatever the type of periodontitis that a patient may be dealing with, one thing is sure and that is that this condition must be treated as soon as possible. With a high probability of being able to reverse periodontitis it is well worth taking the time to explore all options when periodontitis has been diagnosed [3]. <a href="https://walnutcreekdental.net/contact/">Contact</a> your dentist in Walnut Creek, Dr Darvishzadeh at <a href="https://walnutcreekdental.net/">Walnut Creek Dental</a> today to learn more about gum disease, gingivitis and periodontitis.&nbsp;References: [1]&nbsp;<a href="https://walnutcreekdental.net/blog/2018/09/12/who-is-a-periodontist-and-what-is-periodontics/">Who Is A Periodontist And What Is Periodontics?</a> [2] <a href="https://walnutcreekdental.net/blog/2018/07/10/gum-disease-signs-and-diagnosis/">Gum Disease - Signs and Diagnosis</a> [3]&nbsp;<a href="https://www.drvandi.com/2018/08/29/periodontics-and-you/">Periodontics and You</a>&nbsp;

Periodontitis is a disease that is caused by untreated advanced stages of gingivitis. This disease is the result of bacteria growth that eventually sp...

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